When you use your pre-tax 401k money in retirement, those future interest distributions will be taxable as ordinary income this means you actually pay taxes twice on that money.

No idea if it will be manufacturing, distribution, or other. 

Your operating agreement will spell out how cash distributions work (sounds like the cash partner gets distributions prior to you) and the K-1 P/L/C allocations will identify how Profit, Loss, and Capital are allocated.

Also have a RE agent keeping an eye out for properties and sending me data.I am curious to know what techniques are you guys using to find properties.

@Stephanie IrtoSDIRA rules including contributions, distributions, timeing, etc exactly the same as IRAs at any institution.

My advice is to find a single creative finance technique and learn that one, then once you have that mastered, learn another.  

Has anyone here implemented a full subject-to campaign, and could you share your mailings/frequency/techniques?   

We don’t have a physical copy of requirement that we distribute (I definitely like that idea), but we do discuss them upfront.

@Gregory TruesdellCorporations are normally subject to income tax upon distribution of an appreciated property.However, in this case it appears that the distribution is being made to a person who is not a shareholder of the corporation.

Owkaye,One of my clients did something similar but you will have to distribute the property  (or cash) before you can use it for personal benefits, which would be taxable event so it is important to plan for the tax liability.